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1913 Type II Buffalo 5c -- Guess the holder
jonathanb
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Guess the holder for this 1913 Type II Buffalo. If you want, suggest a grade also...
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Also looks like it's in an old style National Coin Album.
<< <i>is that a buffalo leg coming out of the indian nose? >>
It sure is.
Stuart
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Grade: AU58 details, but polished to all get out. Some knucklehead wanted this coin to look like it was made of pure silver.
A couple of people said that this was cleaned. Actually, I think the picture is simply overexposed. Here are the full images that the enlargement came from, along with another pair that is a little darker (same piece, different lighting).
Would you happen to know what year that encasement is from jonathanb?
<< <i>Would you happen to know what year that encasement is from jonathanb? >>
Google shows that the Instructor Literature Series started before 1910 and was going strong in 1913. I assume this was a period piece.
<< <i>A couple of people said that this was cleaned. Actually, I think the picture is simply overexposed. Here are the full images that the enlargement came from, along with another pair that is a little darker (same piece, different lighting). >>
Looking at the Buffalo's hip and tail tip, there appears to be quite a bit of rub. That, coupled with the bright shiny surfaces causes me think the coin is cleaned.
I have one in the same exact encasement. Until now it's the only one I've ever seen.